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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-20
FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK, BALTIMORE, AID RIcH'
M0xD STOCK EXCHANGES
Grain, Provisions, Cotton, Tobacco, fur-
pentine, Rosin, Tar, and
Pesnut Markets
rBy telegraph % The Dispatch.I

NEY YORK. December 10.--The stock marketto-
day Nas exceedingly dull, transactions pelng tbo
SMALLEST for fun days business seen ia n
month. The tone Of trading was barely steady
duringthe forenoon. and On attack by Deafish
room traders upon few leading stocks broke
thized TO limited extent There we're very Few
orders on seiiher side, trailing being confined
more completely 30 professionals and traders
than az any previous lime siEce last summer,
London and commission people dong literally
nothing. The market was entirely cevoid OF
feature until the afternoon. when a story was
started that the Reading miners would strike,
aud an attack was made upon that stock, which
quickly broke l per cent Later the attention
Of tue bears was turned % Richmond aud West
Point which yielded like amount and Nanhat-
tau broke per cent New England was heavy 70
weak all day and showed a material decline az
the end of the day. Northern Pacific preferred
was also notably weak late in the day, but the re-
maiuder were without feature except oregon
the early trading on rumor that tho oregon
lease had been signed. but most OF its gain was
Riterward lost The market rallied toward the
close, bat again sagged on, aud at tho close was
barely steady at but Insignificant fractions bel
ter than the lowest prices reached Richmond
Terminal preferred lost ~, common N, New
England / i, Reading 1 per cent, and the rest
smaller amounts, though Consolidated Gas rose
/ per cent. Total sales, $4,000 shares.
NEW YORK. December l9.-AoOn-Stocks dull
and heavy. Money easy az 4a5 per cent Tx
change-Long, 4SlA; short 4SH. Governments
duh.
Bcening. Exchange firm: long. 4S3; short
1851. Money easy at Pas; closing offered at per
cent Sub-Treasury Dalances-Gold, ii3l .2i5,O0O:
currency. S9,6l9.O00. Governments dull; 4 per
cents, 1864 A. per cents, 1919. State bonds
lull
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-20

John Hooper, member Of Parliament for Cork,
has been sentenced TO two months imprison-
men' ior publishing reports in his paper, me
Of the National League.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-20
uoLLYWooD MARINE. WORKS,

n NO III IEkhrY Sfktkf.
We have In our yard near Hollywood come
terry GRANITE MONUMENT which hiss boon
ia the possession Of the late Captain John 7.
rogers and the late firm Of Rogers & Miller for
anont thirty-nye yearA The monument was
left 70 have an inscription cut on IL but The III
scrtpdoa never was left Parties Interested Will
please come aud claim the same witbia ninety
days. II they DO not wo shah sell IL for expenses
de seodgw III MILLER & co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-20

Charity Lodge, No. 5s7, Good Tenn
plars, held memorial services at its hall,
on Church Hill, Sunday afternoon in
memory of the Hon. John b. Finch,
late executive head OF the order in the
world. The services were held in ac-
cordance with the suggestion of the Right
Worthy Grand Lodge Executive Commit
tee. Remarks eulogistic of the deceased
were made by Rev. Joseph w. Turner,
George w. Hawxhurst, G.. s.. G. NJ.
Newell, A. S. Collins, G. II. Smith, aud
Il. Nj. Barker. The lodge choir fur
nished appropriate music. A collection
was taken up and quite handsome sum
realized towards the proposed fund for
the erection of suitable monument to
the deceased leader of the Good Templar
army. Charity Lodge, though the
youngest in tine city, takes the lead III
starting this movement there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-20

1850 q The Register of the Land ONCE was
.p again. Mr. CALDWELL mado "A strong
.u N4ullcauOn OF the administrator Of
.crell. which. De claimed. he could show
..ulf objection. lie favored postpone
.rIi afior lie holidays, when the mat
.I 0e more carefully considered aud
tle candidates bc given q fair
ne. This course wts decided upon, and a.
.lia morning tno caucus adjourned not 20
again uuul tle rcH-~omhlug " the Cen
ASCENT ly after Christmas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-20
FLOUR.

FLOUR.
We quote: Fine s25Oas!.7j; superfne, s2.75a
1925: extra. Sl5Oasl75; family, SiakL50; patent
family, country. ki1JafJ.2o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-20
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

BALTIMORE, Md. December 19.-Vrginis 6's,
Consolidated, 4O's; new SIS, IS. Bid to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-20

who built the Gamble house on the hill
OF that name. In 1909 the owner of tho
historic mansion, while commanding the
Richmond Light Dragons, was thrown
from his horse and killed by contact
with the cannon still az the Columbian.
Hotel corner, Cary street foot of Thir.
teenth or Governor street. this city. In
the battle of Stony Point, during the
Revolutionary war, where victory perch
Ell on the Colonial banner, there was only
one Virginia company, and ii was in the
forefront of battle and led by the elder
Gamble. His grandson lately deceased
possessed all of the chivalric elements
in the character of his progenitors, and
was man Of culture and refinement,
whose death is deeply lamented by his
Florida relatives, neighbors, and friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-20
MINIATURE ALMANAC. DECEMBER 90 1851.

Moon sets ........ 1852 Evening. .......... eco
PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER 10, tss7.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Old Dominion, Couch. New York.
merchandise and passengers, G. w. Allen a. Co.,
agents.
Steamer Goldsboro', --, Philadelphia. mer-
chandise and passengers, j. W. McCaricg,
agent
Schooner Warner Moore, Crockett, Charles
ton phosphate rock. Allison 4 Addison.
Schooner Carrie, Stone. Baltimore, fertilizer,
5. w. 1rayers & Co.
SAILED.
steamer Ariel, Deyo. Norfolk. United States
mail. merchandise, aud passengers, L. b. Tatum,
agent
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. DEcsNBEx 10, 1887.
[By telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Brabo Faik. Savannah. coaled aud
sailed for Genoa.
Steamship Blackstone, Dole, Providence, aud
sailed for Norfolk.
Steamship George Appod. Warren, Proyl-
dence and sailed for West Point
Steamship Roanoke, Hulphers, Nbw York. snd
sailed Tor Norfolk.
SAILED
Schooner W. L. White, WhitmOre, Providence.
coal
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COTTON REPORT.

COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
RECEIPTS.
5 bales.
QUOTATIONS.
NIDDLfSG, i0Ac.
LOW MIDDLiNG. iOc.
GOOD ORDINARY, SIC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-20

~ 4 regular meeting Of Hines Lodge,
No. IL, knights OF Pythias, held at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-20
REMOVAL.

DR. WILLIAM +. FARRAR HAS
~ REMOVED HIS OFFICE aud RESIDENCE
TO No s0l EAST FRANKLIN STREET, corner
Seventh street.
Phone 2s2 no 2e-Tu, Th&Sufm
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18
FOR ThE OLD THIRD.
A Monument TO be Erected on the Csttss-
burg Bsttle6sld-

A Monument To be Erected the Cettss-
burg Bsttle1sid-
At the recent meeting o. the members 81
the Old Third Michigan Regiment. held nt
Muskegon. Gen. ]. G. Smith, Col 4. 8.
Pierce and Capt j. c. Tracy were appoints
ed q committee TO receive Subscriptions for
the Gettysburg monument fund. An APP
portionment of $1,000 bas been made by
the State 10 the different regiments who
fought in the battle OF Gettysburg. for the
erection OF monuments on the battlefield.
OF this the Old Third has received 81 2J0.
but In order TO erect monument which
will favorably compare with Others
already erected II viii be necessary
10 raise another 81 2Do. The Get
GETTYSBURG association has purchased the
ground on which the battle was fought.
Ills strip OF land on the exact line OF the
battle, formed in the shape ~ a fsh-book.
six miles long. running lrom Cuip's hlil 70
the right of the Old Thirds hae swinging
around 10 the cemetery ridge. ~ a large
circle, il extends 10 the left through the
peach orchard, the wheat heid and the
DEVILS Den 10 the Little Round Top. The
avenue IL on the direct line oi battle and =
dotted al intervals with host of beautiful
monuments IN marble. gTanits and bronze,
many OF them being handsome works Of
art costing IA the vicinity of 5000. IN
spots where the regiment ven thrown
into action. monuments Bbve been erected
in clusters with very pleasing
effect. The Old Third Regiment hes had =
distinguished history and has furnished
several officers for other regiments moDg
the higher officers who formerly belonged
30 the regiment are Gen. y. =. Pieros. Cen
ersl Champlin. General stevens. gsneral
Houghton. General J. q. suiiia. Colonel
Mcconnell and Col u ~ Pierce Colonel
Briggs has been sppoiDte5 by tbs Governor
as cbsirrnsn OF the COMMITTEES 40 suuerin-
tend the erection Of The monumenU aud
have charge OF the funds.
There are many old citizens Who were
here when The regiment vss organized and
who know iis somewhat famous history
said General Smith yesterday who ere able
20 contribute 20 the fund and who. ] ara
sure. would be only too willing - DO 40 10
will be very gratifying 90 The surviving
members 20 receive such assistance without
soiic5tatiOn.r
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18
DANIELS COHFESSES
Hs TELLS HOW ne KILLED WAITE
Ne BECOMES Hysseric~i ana Finally hrssAs
Dewn-Hs s.ys His wife Adstssd
Him 10 DO It--A Most Cold
blSodsd Crs@s.

FLINT. Mich. Dec. l5.-When Dsniels
the murderer of old Jerry White. confessed
Yesterday that he found the deed 70 Whites
farm. MADE out 10 him (Dsniels) near the
spot where White wac murdered, hs Was
commencing To break down. The strain
upon him was 30 great that he hnslly con-
iesSed all
He said: Al consulted with my wife about
buying Whites place and she advised me
10 do 1t. The night before We started
for Flint TO GET the money and
close the bargain she said 10 me.
Why don't you be smart for once
IN your life and knock the old man down
aud take the deed from himG 1t is all liked
up. so ali you have 10 do is 10 get il from
hlm without paying n cent of money for the
land thought this over all night and by
morning Was ready 10 do the Job.
Oeatefasn." he cried, with . burst of
tears, Il killed the old mani We started
for Flint together that morning. l knew he
had the deed all ready signed in his poke
/ thought of what my wife had said about
takiag IL from him. When We got 10 the
place where We had been al work
the day bsfore. 4 took up my old
AK and came up behind White while
he Was looking into = tree where be
thought there was . squirrel. / struck
him twice with the poll Of the az on bis
head and he fell. ] knew he was dead, but
| struck him again on the face with the
edge of the AK, and that is what made the
blood. Then / dragged him 70 the log heap
and covered him up. after taking the deed
from his pocket he was dead all the time.
l dragged him with his face down, because
i was afraid 10 see his eyes"
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18
Personal.

Mrs. DR.. Innes, OF Philadelphia, is guest
at the Brunswick.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mccoy have taken
rooms at the Irving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hoyt, of Wsyland.
called on friends Thursday.
The Misses Coggsweil will spend. Christmas
wit. their parents at Lowell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Whitcomb have re-
turned from their bridal trip.
Mrs. Barry and daughter have gone 10
| ST. Paul 10 spend the holidays.
Miss Jennie Dckey will spend the holi-
| days with friends in Marshall.
The Misses A. and L. Walsh will spend
| the holidays with friends in Bay City.
Mr.. Fisher. of the Irving. will spend
Christmas with friends in Rome City.
Mr.. Knickerbocker, OF Fletcher Place,
will spend Christmas with friends in
| Illinois.
Mr. and Mira Harry Perkins will spend
| the holidays in Salem, Mass, returning
| after New Years.
Mr.. w. r. Osborn, Of Peck's drug store,
leaves on Friday for q weeks visit with
| friends in Canada.
Mrs. Sumner Phelps. OF Cooperville, Is
| the guest OF her parents, Mr. and Ars. Cor
| lar. of East Bridge-st
Mrs. W. C. AdziL was called to Lowell
| on Tuesday by the death Of her adopted
brother, Rev. -. l. Eaton.
Mrs Caldwell, of Stanton. who came down
| 10 attend the funeral Of Mrs. G. G. kellsr,
! returned home yesterday.
| Miss Jessie Wilson, Of the Epeaipq Lsader.
| will spend the holidays with fneDos in
Hastings and Kalamazoo.
Fred Leonard. who has but recently re-
1 turned from the S0ufh. has gone to Cali
fornis to spend the Winter.
| Ms. y Sauires Of M1skexon.is spending
| SUNDAY a. the Brunswick ne guest s. AF.
and Mrs. G. D. Richardson.
I'd Amphlst. cashier of the n. c. freight
off3ce. j. visiting his parents IN Detroit lie
ise seKpecied - resGrn on TUESDAY.
Mr.. & G. Keller. of Soulh DiTision-sf
viii lesve soon for trip West sad sxpeci.
20 locste permanently in CsliioTnis.
Mss Ellen Deans. a the high school
! eiil speua the holidays as the g1sst Of Mrs
J. r. Tboupson aes 1alkins, Of Detroit.
Joseph II. Martin. rbo has Deen spending
/ the Summer vita BIS IA uiiT 81 Broozs1sse.
/ Conn. IL guest oi Ar. ard Mrs. Ibofass
Peck.
Mss Ks.s Brady. q Cbiozro. who hs'
/ asen tle guest % Y re- Baker. o. The War
/ r1ck foE sgnas ams Psst. has ref8rnsa
/ home
Nrs +. g. Wsahsro snd dsaxnte-- Mrs.
Cora ~ enhsrn GrsTes. iesTe ia week %
ten ds7s fF California. where fbsT 81
. spena fhe Nsnser
IL Hszzsrl rxsssnger scent - he a
I'D. * Rzlrsqa a. s. Psal riil sDsns
f.syIstn5ss ss1 h;s sizsT Mrs. gsba A
Bake. 81 ghe WsrTick
Aess-s. Charies Tl6bey. lean Hort o.
car Vsaeersh5Te Bert Fos, Rosert Wof.
eoSt, Jsnss Bar, krsss ksscns, <as1&
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18
NATIONAL LEACUERS
James =. festss. 81 New terk. fasclss
frsssasas-An Aali-t<faes ks>elssiss
Isbisa az ks&rts--ahe Ssassa-
&ksa asl5ousa@<.

NV loEK. Dec i7.-T.ers we're bat isv
delegates IN thelr seats when ths hour fa
resssenshssns Of the convection u knpabli-
cas- olnbs arrived. The various hisss dale
ssiions we're ssiesnily too bass okncasing
for candidates for officers al the Naslonal
League 10 thisk of the sins Gxea iof he
ruassenbiing MheD tbe ReW i ofk dels
cation nes fbey neosiysa = eosu u1nnnluatias,
from Chaunoes a. leTtw auoliniag a.
allow his name r. ~ presented ne oaIlai-
date for The Presidency of The League. sno
The New Aofs aslesttion finally decided 10
substitute the name oi JAMES a. roster,
President OF the faopuhllcau club of Nee
fofk, for that of Drg.ss. 1ns New Jersey
delegates hsa promised ~ support f04af
on condition that the Asw YORK dslegslss
support Prank bergen. at New Jersey, f1T
Secretary. Thin wss agreed &c.
In his letter OF destination Mr. Depss
sald The great wors Of organizing ior tns
coming campaign requires Tor the poslflon
. oesncs Of care and attention which viii
fully occupy the time OF the executive ON.
Ger. Il would be lmpoaslbse tor t0s, a
elected. 60 properly periora the Tcsponsibls
duties OF 60 important plsoe.
Colonel Atkinson, OF Michigan, noml-
Drted General 6o1 f0T permanent president
Toe lktlsr declined saying his position ss
Congressman and other duties would pre-
vent bic acceptance. Mr. horr 81 Aichl
gan, thought that New lork should have
the presidency fbe election OF James y.
Poster, OF New YORK, Was carried by 3 tu-
m0ltuous shout of ayes. and los single
mo
Clarence A. Black was chosen Vice Presi-
dent tor Michigan, and Junius - besi, sf
Ann Arbof, Mich. was pat on The Exeoo-
tive COMMITTEES.
When AIR Foster took the plstform, H.
n. Fuller ofersd the following resolutisn:
RssoiFcd That this convention recore it's
emphatic disapproval aad condefa nation Of
President Cisseisnas ACTION IA nominating
l.. =. {. Lamar FOR the supreme C0urt
Bench II the United states and We recon-
mend that the Repnbaesn mem bsFs ef the
United States senate vote against The ooa-
fiFmation Of the same
The matter was pat TO tafa vocs vote
on the question Of tabsing A., and sithsash
the noes SEEMED TO fe A. strong al east AZ
the ayes Evsrts declared h tabled.
Junius l.. Beal, OF Ann Aroor, has been
mace the Michigan member OF the Aafionn
League. and c. A. Black. OF Detroit. w1ii be
one OF the Vice Presidents.
AT 1880 the convention adjourned eiDc
die. The executive COMMITTEES met ~
O'Clock.
mass meeting. under the auspices Of
the RepnblicAd clubs was held last evening
at Cbickerng hall. Col. John Atkinson. oi
Detroit, presided, and he and Hon. X. O..
Horr. Of Michigan, and Others. made adj
dresses. Mr.. Hou owelt al length upon
the tenlperaDce question.
The New York Times intim8tes that the
convention is worked IN the interest of
Blaine.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18
Isurrlar,in Holland

UNNtN'Nt y w NtNt-Nss tttfkt
HOLLAND, Dec. l7.-Burglars again
broke into the Western Michigan freight
depot some time during last night and with
giant powder blew the whole front OF the
safe off, but they were unable 10 gain any
entrance TO the interior. 30 didn't get any
money for their trouble. This is the second
time they have tried TO gain an entrance 10
this same safe within one year
The thieves first paid visit 10 the black
smith shop of Jan. Jacobs aud stole quite q
number OF his tools. which were found at
the Depot. Beside blowing the safe 20
pieces they broke open two or three box
cars standing at or near the depot, but
obtained nothing as FAR as can be learned.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18
GRAND RAPIDS MICH SUNDAY DECEMBER g. 1887

Crosbs, ls0eius TofEey. hey Grlswoia sna
Reuben onalte are ezGseclea b9fns nom tns
University az Friday nexL
Ghsries J. Rsed IT ths 6rsnd Rapids
scheol Fnrnisurs Company. vii euteFlain
his.psFepls Az. and Ars. Reed. 81 The v ~
wick daring the holidsys
Mrs. ]. K AlIuy sad children. who have
been spending iss weeks with frleaas IA
tais cliy. siii resafn lo tbslf koss IA
Js4aest0sn. y. \. GA Tuesday nsxL
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gin. Of Aorthporl
spent fes DAYS ia town during the past
week. Mr.. Slll is one 81 the richest men IN
the tsrsnd Traverse region. After making
. shou stop here they len for California
where they viii both spend the winssE.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18

Tar NV Gsorro.

HarrT Hubbard was IN the best Of hur8or
yesterday. when be said. We'll. ] vii De
open on Monday He wa referring 10 be
new sGroffoF IN the Weston building.
Every vestigs u the old place bss 0issD-
peHred The soor i hard Fnspis with con
crete underneath. There IL new bar. PEE
gas fixtures .eiecsric lights ps~ kitchen. new
fssper en- tire wall and q new sock 81
ssipp's extrs pale and The best Ok wines and
Liquors A neu Al6iDt 1rspiscs and new
slsts. HsrrV vii hsvs . grand opening
Mondav and Tuesday evenings. sne spread
banouei for bis nunssroas friends vbo
vii - aisd 70 welcome him "a his hand
some neT oosrtsrs. il vii be sDbstsnf q
rn@sl and vii coBprise the beat 1ain. isE
ard d@liesries 10 TIE nlarket.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18
Coming Events.

Mrs. H. F. Hastings will give an elegant
party at The Warwick on the evening of
January 3.
II promises 10 be quite the thing for
society people to give brilliant parties at The
Warwick during the season.
The Brunswick party which was TO have
been given on Tuesday next has been post
poned until after Christmas.
Miss Bess Halliday, of Kenosha. Wis.
and Mr.. Will Musser, OF Lewstown, Pa,
are TO be married at the residence OF the
brides parents the latter part of January.
Hiss Halladay is cousin Of Mrs Eta Yale,
Of this city, and during her visits here has
won tor herself many friends Mr.. and
Mrs. Musser will visit Mrs. Yslc during
their bridal trip. They will reside at Lewis
'on, where Mr.. Musser is proprietor Of. a
Wholesal glove and silk mitten factory.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18
Jack. Held for Trial.

Syslssst Sst HtNtssAs-ssssss.
MUsEEsoS, Dec. 1.-THE examination OF
George II. Jacks, late Deputy United States
Marshal was resumed this morning. DE
tective John Krstz, ex-chief of the FIRE de-
partment. was placed on the stand for the
defense and was the only witness sworn
At the conclusion Of bis testimony the sx.
animation closed. Justice Ryan then
bound Jacks over 10 appear at the next
term Of the Circuit Court. bail being placed
at S.. 900.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18

6c1ssToE. Pa. dec. 11.-Gasefsl Master
Workman Povderiy bns been impr0viag
steadily yDcs yesterday afternoon. and 70
doing better than was expected ~ he
household and phrsiclap. There has NOS
ben the slightest unfsvorsbis reseilon and
II is believed tbsf ~ the preseni progress of
improvement P0woeriy viii ~ aDie 10 slt
up IN ped tomorrow
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18

CHIcsso. Dec. i7.-Jacoe r. studsbaker.
Of South Bend, Iod., and . msmoer OF the
firm Of stndebaker Brothers. the vel
known carriage manufacturers died at the
Leland hotei ia this city tonight He had
been Ill for week with Inflammation Of
the hnNels
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18
MURDERED HIS SWEETHEART.
A Fit Subject for Lynch Law Under
Arrsst in Indiana

VIScEssEs. Ind, Dec. Thames Archer,
nephew of the notorious Archers who were
lyDched year ago at Shoals. murdered his
sweetheart, Miss Standfeld, today. near her
home in Martin county. Ind. lie had be-
trayed her and because she insisted that be
right her wrong by marriage he killed her.
Archer decoyed her 10 q lonely spot and
shot her through the breast. he was ar
rested this afternoon and is now in Jail at
Shoals.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18

wlcHfTk. Kss. Dec 1.-THE rendezvous
Of gang Of countsrisitsrs wss Uneartfs6
today on an island in the hrksnsss flvsr
uesr this city. For some time spurious
Dicklss and doiiars hsve been ir circulation
and fodsy the dies were captured 1ss
countsrisiters made fhsir esrspe. A. tns
oficsrs approached the cflfninsis t0ok -
their bosts and went down stream.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18
THE PACIFIC RAILROADS.
tn. President to write Message On tbs
subiert


WAsHFSer0N. De-. I1.-The Presidents
DELAY in sending % Congress the report OF
the Pacific Railroad Commissioners is
caused by the fact that tvo reports we're
made. and that be intends TO ssnd special
message 10 Congress CT the subject. Is il
,eeesSarv tnsf he should tsxe s01ae tine -
consider both reports thoroughly befafe
WRITING rs nsesssxs He = very snxioas
that Congress shoGld pass some iegisl AfiSn
this wiuser % securr thu Interest AZ The
govern eaent. and ne has spoken - sorae Of
tse lsadiag members q his psrtv On ne
subject. The aaestios . a very m eorsaas
enc and he vii svze very strongly n hls
message thsf prompt sna vise sctioa "a
ak@n 10 secure the governn1eut sxsiasf
f.,aa
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18

yrrrra, Dee IA credit ~ twenty
million sorins VII be voted IN The s-spt e
90 esvsrnrDenfs dsa5ing - CONN.,
f.rsrsrxftons for war win I.ussis
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18

NKw YosK. De-. IA special oaa.s ..
patch from London 70 the ksn states that
arrangements Tor tbs smith kiirsin fgbt
bavs Desn completed and unless circuue-
stances require risurs IF tifne ffeF viil
fight ssriy NondsF morning.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18

Ba1rfxosR De-. f7.--F. J. Fiaiey = Brss.
"a Vest Fraft-st-. plsnins nil operazsrs.
sssixrsd rccsv f1r the benefit of s5@ir ered-
itars Ilabinles, Sc 90. skssts So CO.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18

sperssl Holiday sac Rugs Fo0tfesfs
Csrs,es S~eessers. Leo soe Jareonsb Cur.
tains Al IBIS sesg 81
Noss7. HEsyeTsHrfNKs 4 Co.s
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18

BosTor. Dec. 1.-The jury in the case OF
Mrs Robinson, charged with poisoning her
son. could not agree. and were discharged.
They stood eleven 70 one in favor Of scquit-
fzl
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18
A PLACE FOR ENRlGHT,
Henry sherw woods Promotion Max
Room for Hun.

WASHINGTON, Dec. l7.-Henry Sherwood,
of Kalamazoo, who has been appointed TO a
position in the Senate under the sergeant
alarms, is assistant postmaster at Wash
ington. He will resign position as sssista u
postmaster.about January /. The sslarys is
5000. and il is reported that If John J..
Enright is not appointed postmaster be
may take Sherwooo's pace ~ assistant
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18

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Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18

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